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They're certainly simpler, which generally means they're easier to learn to play. Of course, there's often a big gap between that and mastery to the point of beating them, but they're not intended to be beaten quickly. They're intended to last for a long time.

Not yet. They were only brought up for the first time earlier in this arc.

And thus Veirca accidentally learned to play piano instead.

It's not about elves in general not having black hair. It's about the elves in that particular family not having black hair which leads them to claim she's a product of infidelity. Edit: The ones originally making the claim were her mom's political opponents trying to discredit her, but the...

It looks like they thought you were looking forward to Folsina falling for her dad rather than any consequences for the prince.

Don't know if you'd be into it, but there's Chikasugiru Futari.

Oh, I don't know about that. He taught the seven shades after all, and most of them turned out pretty well.

Aside from general surfing and cliches, she's looked up stats and strats for every enemy she fought, maps of various locations including where treasures, hidden enemies, and glitches are, information about other people she's met, and procedures for accessing areas that would normally only be...

She's looked up information about the game world that she lives in practically every chapter. In her world, the LN is probably a spinoff of the game.

He at least had enough integrity not to directly steal other people's catchphrases.

Make the JS into a catgirl too and she won't be able to snitch on you anymore.

And so she probably got paid. She was threatened more than once with losing out, so it wouldn't make sense if she wasn't paid and the story didn't mention it. It makes much more sense for her to have been paid offscreen.

Part timers are rarely expected to be paid for days that they didn't work, which probably includes all days the store is closed.

The manga you're looking for is Sekai Saikyou no Majo, Hajimemashita.

The main problem is that the jailers are not cars, so they won't just sit there and take it. The jailers are armed, and weapons apparently bestow unblockable instant kill moves, so the chances of beating them are pretty slim.

So knowing how you don't like spoilers, you chose to avoid the obvious and clearly marked spoiler, right? Then just leave it alone. It can't hurt you if you don't click on it.

They recovered HP. Unfortunately, there's no apparent use for higher HP in this world.

They're just kids. It's probably not too late to rehabilitate them. We don't need to rush straight into destroying their lives, which is what would happen if they became known as criminals.

Your favorite is Akira's mom? You must have been starved for content so far.

Well, it's apparently pretty common for people to fall for people who are either similar to their parents or entirely unlike their parents depending on the relationship to the parents in question.